CRUD RESt API on Spring with Git backend

Hi there, I have 6+ years in java my skills cover: java 8, Java EE, Spring, Hibernate, MySQL, etc. I am passionate in solving problem and optimizing system. Satisfied customers is my key strategy. The project will be support free and forever afterward, hope I can help and have a great day! Best Regards, Ryan

Hi, My name is Xiong Jie Zhao, live in China. I am a newbie in this freelancer, but I have many experiences with Java EE and Java web development using spring framework. I have some skills with the crawling and search system using solr, hbase and nutch based hadoop for product price search engine. I am familiar with clouding server configuration. Let's discuss more detail. Regards.

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Hard-working programmer with a flair for creating elegant solutions in the least amount of time. Keenly interested in innovative, result oriented projects and seeking challenging position where I can effectively contribute my skills as a professional, possessing competent technical skills. SKILLS: Programming languages: Core Java (Java 1.7 and 1.8 basics) Databases: Relational or Schema (Oracle 11g), NoSql or Schema-less (MongoDB 4.0) Database Query languages: SQL (2011), Mongoose (5.2.9) Web Technologies: JSP (2.3), Servlet (3.1), Struts 2, Javascript (6) based on ECMA Script version 6, HTML4, HTML5, CSS, SASS, AngularJS, XML Frameworks: Spring (5.0.8), NodeJS (10.9.0), ExpressJS (4.8.0), Jhipster (5.2.0) Architecture: Microservices Containerization: Docker basics (18.03) Documentation: Swagger (2) Spring Technologies (2.0.4): Spring Boot, REST, Redis basics, JPA, Actuator ORM tool: Hibernate Basics (4.3.5) Build tool: Maven (3.5.0) Aspect oriented Programming: Spring AOP Test: Junit, Spock Basics, Mockito Basics JCA: Spring JCA (2.0.8) CICS: CICS ECI connectivity using Java Gateway ECI connection for Java (9.1), CICS SDK Basics (9.1) Modelling and Designing Tools: Eclipse, Netbeans, Microsoft VS Code, Microsoft visual studio .net 2010 Project Management: SVN / GIT / Bitbucket basics, CVS.